Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this first iteration of what will be an ongoing series revisiting the basics of skateboard travel and accommodations (like staying on a friend’s couch), we found ourselves in Maité Steenhoudt’s living room in Marseille one weekend in late October, accompanied by Leon Charo-Tite.
Find the interview with Maité & Leon: bubbleskatemag.com/couchsurfing-at-maites-with-leon-charo-tite
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In this first iteration of what will be an ongoing series revisiting the basics of skateboard travel and accommodations (like staying on a friend’s couch), we found ourselves in Maité Steenhoudt’s living room in Marseille one weekend in late October, accompanied by Leon Charo-Tite.
Find the interview with Maité & Leon: bubbleskatemag.com/couchsurfing-at-maites-with-leon-charo-tite
website // bubbleskatemag.com
instagram // @bubbleskatemag
tiktok // @bubbleskatemag


![Visiting Willow’s World
We haven’t heard of Willow for a while but since he’s not living far from our office in Cologne, in a little city called Erftstadt, we wanted to swing by for a miniramp session in his backyard and to see what he’s up to nowadays? But instead of having a little chit chat about miniramp tricks the conversation quickly became more serious, tackling topics like anxiety, the stress in a 9-to-5 world and his transition out of skateboarding that was harder for Willow than we have thought.
[It’s a reupload. Video is from 2023]
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![Paul Zenner – “Olydorf”
Content Warning! The following spots may seem excellent at first glance, but appearances can be deceiving. The roads for cars in the former Olympic Village in Munich, which has 3,500 apartments, run underground, resulting in absolute silence. This quietness causes retirees sunbathing on their balconies to perceive every sound as disruptive (soft wheels are ineffective here, and the typically red and yellow bricks are loud as fuck). The maximum skate time is approximately 5-10 minutes until someone shouts from a balcony, expressing a desire for you to never come back. The stress level can skyrocket to an unbearable extent. This is especially true when filming your last trick, and someone tells you directly to your face that you are the absolute worst person on this planet, while three others are yelling at you. Once you enter this seemingly silent area and the skateboard wheels touch the ground, the countdown begins. Therefore, it is strongly advised against filming a complete video part here. It is highly dangerous.
Filmed by: Bene Schlosser
Thumbnail Photo: Florian Hopfensperger
[It’s a reupload. Video is from 2023]
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